Over the coming months you will begin to see new information and new resources available. Please bear with us while we rework the website to make it easier to use and more feature-rich!
posted February 2023
Storm Chasing, Public Outreach, Disaster Relief, Education & Photography
Over the coming months you will begin to see new information and new resources available. Please bear with us while we rework the website to make it easier to use and more feature-rich!
posted February 2023
09 MAR 2019 – Valid 2PM to 11PM
A private Tornado Advisory is in effect for all of Kentucky. An emphasis on Southwest Kentucky should be strongly noted. Recent models are showing a strong possibility of tornadogenesis. Expect bands of storms, with the potential for damaging winds, brief torrential rain, hail, and possible tornadoes.
Counties advised: ALL (Primary is SW KY)
Travel Impact: Low (Damaged/blocked roads pose a threat to traffic.)
Safety Impact: Moderate
Wind: Moderate
Hail: 3 / 10
Precipitation Amounts: Moderate (Heavy Bands Possible)
Tornadic Activity: 6 / 10 (Moderate)
Wind Statement: Wind events will be likely, with isolated occurrences of 70+ mph gusts, and tornadoes may be possible especially in counties closer to West Tennessee and Arkansas.
Activation: Kentuckians are encouraged to submit reports and photos. You can use Twitter #kywx, #kyvost, and for those in Eastern Kentucky, you can tag @TeamW700
** If someone’s life is in danger, dial 911 **
Overpasses are NOT safe shelters from Wind or Tornadoes!
Travel Impact: Never attempt to drive through flooded roadways. You may not be able to see how deep the water really is, and you or your vehicle could be swept away. Damaged and blocked roads could cause traffic issues and travel hazards.
You can view weather resources and view live traffic conditions at: Weather Resources RWIS
29 JAN 2019 – Valid 10PM to 8AM 31 JAN 2019
A private Wind Chill Advisory is in effect for the areas shown below. Tonight, winds associated with a deep cold front will cause a sharp decline in temperature, especially in Northern Kentucky. Wind chills could reach as low as -20ºF with isolated areas feeling as low as -25ºF. Most areas further South can expect wind chills from single digits to -10F. Isolated brief snow showers could occur, and again Wednesday night primarily for portions of Western Kentucky.
Caution should be taken to cover exposed skin if you must be outside in this weather. In some areas, wind chills will be cold enough to cause frostbite in as little as 30 minutes.
Travel Impact: Low (Low CCA Car Batteries may struggle.)
Safety Impact: Moderate
Wind: Low
Hail: 0 / 10
Precipitation Amounts: Low (Less than 1.00″ Isolated)
Tornadic Activity: 0 / 10
*Advice: If you must be outside, ensure you’re properly dressed in layers; all skin should be properly covered. *
If it is a life threatening emergency, contact 911 immediately.